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For Sale Spring clean-out , Downpipes , NEW pair of Centerline 'Storms'
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Spring clean-out , Downpipes , NEW pair of Centerline 'Storms'
Spring clean-out.
All parts must go.
PM me
I'm in Pittsburgh , PA
Reference:
mongorat427 , Jeff , knows me from the track, he lives a few miles
from me, & I’ve been to his place to buy parts.
I'm done with DP testing now...
All DPs , & cats are in excellent condition, most were just used for testing as shown in this thread:
DP testing, the Ruthless Pursuit of Power - Chevy HHR Network
From left to right, in the picture.
1. Stock manual DP with 2.75” hole ‘cored’ thru the 2nd cat.
This is the best torque making DP, I ran 12.5s ,my last 3 times out at the track, with this type of DP. $100 shipped
2. Stock manual DP with 2" hole 'cored' thru both cats. $100 shipped
3. Stock manual DP with both cats 100% removed. With a piece of 2.75" tubing placed in the 2nd cat housing. The 1st cat housing was cut open, so that I could weld in a piece of 3" tubing. This housing was then welded back in place. So both cat housings in this DP, are now resonators. This is a stock appearing DP that is a quiet free flowing catless DP. This is the DP that I was using, before installing the present DP ,that I am now using. $100 shipped.
4. Modded stock DP with a Random Tech 100 cell 5” 2nd cat. This cat alone, costs $350 today. The 1st cat housing was cut open, so that I could weld in a piece of 3" tubing. This housing was then welded back in place. $300 shipped
5. CIA 9lb catless DP that has a single cut, in the middle. I paid $350 for it 2 or 3 years ago. I used this DP to test different cats, This will fit both manual, or automatics. $100 shipped
All DPs, except the CIA DP, come with a 'dummy' O2 sensor, as shown in some of them, in the picture.
I decided not to go with the 'polished' , Centerline 'Storms' on my HHR.
I have 2 brand new, never mounted, still in the box, 15x7 rims.
$300 for the pair. Born-on-date 5/1/2012, these are FORGED , not cast.
These are the type of rims that ZZP uses, to go fast...
I paid almost $500 for these.
I went with lighter 4x100, 15x7 Enkei RPF1 rims, at 9.5lbs each, with a wheel hub change.
All parts must go.
PM me
I'm in Pittsburgh , PA
Reference:
mongorat427 , Jeff , knows me from the track, he lives a few miles
from me, & I’ve been to his place to buy parts.
I'm done with DP testing now...
All DPs , & cats are in excellent condition, most were just used for testing as shown in this thread:
DP testing, the Ruthless Pursuit of Power - Chevy HHR Network
From left to right, in the picture.
1. Stock manual DP with 2.75” hole ‘cored’ thru the 2nd cat.
This is the best torque making DP, I ran 12.5s ,my last 3 times out at the track, with this type of DP. $100 shipped
2. Stock manual DP with 2" hole 'cored' thru both cats. $100 shipped
3. Stock manual DP with both cats 100% removed. With a piece of 2.75" tubing placed in the 2nd cat housing. The 1st cat housing was cut open, so that I could weld in a piece of 3" tubing. This housing was then welded back in place. So both cat housings in this DP, are now resonators. This is a stock appearing DP that is a quiet free flowing catless DP. This is the DP that I was using, before installing the present DP ,that I am now using. $100 shipped.
4. Modded stock DP with a Random Tech 100 cell 5” 2nd cat. This cat alone, costs $350 today. The 1st cat housing was cut open, so that I could weld in a piece of 3" tubing. This housing was then welded back in place. $300 shipped
5. CIA 9lb catless DP that has a single cut, in the middle. I paid $350 for it 2 or 3 years ago. I used this DP to test different cats, This will fit both manual, or automatics. $100 shipped
All DPs, except the CIA DP, come with a 'dummy' O2 sensor, as shown in some of them, in the picture.
I decided not to go with the 'polished' , Centerline 'Storms' on my HHR.
I have 2 brand new, never mounted, still in the box, 15x7 rims.
$300 for the pair. Born-on-date 5/1/2012, these are FORGED , not cast.
These are the type of rims that ZZP uses, to go fast...
I paid almost $500 for these.
I went with lighter 4x100, 15x7 Enkei RPF1 rims, at 9.5lbs each, with a wheel hub change.
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Only DPs #2 & #4 left..,
I still have the forged wheels for sale...
I'll go $60 + shipping on DP#2, to move it out the door...:
Try this DP before for spend $$ on an aftermarket DP.
Looks totally stock on the outside, because it is...
I bet it will surprise you...
Better power , sound , & perfect fit...:smile:
I can't do better on DP#4
My is low miles, maybe 200-400 miles of testing.
Hours of fitting / welding on this DP
The 100 cell cat alone is $372 on Amazon
Cat picture on Amazon isn't correct, they show a smaller cat.
Random Technology 153-30000 Hi-Flow Metallic Universal Catalytic Converter-7000 Series : Amazon.com : Automotive
I still have the forged wheels for sale...
I'll go $60 + shipping on DP#2, to move it out the door...
:Try this DP before for spend $$ on an aftermarket DP.
Looks totally stock on the outside, because it is...
I bet it will surprise you...
Better power , sound , & perfect fit...:smile:
I can't do better on DP#4
My is low miles, maybe 200-400 miles of testing.
Hours of fitting / welding on this DP
The 100 cell cat alone is $372 on Amazon
Cat picture on Amazon isn't correct, they show a smaller cat.
Random Technology 153-30000 Hi-Flow Metallic Universal Catalytic Converter-7000 Series : Amazon.com : Automotive
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Question Bout modifying your cats... When you cut a hole in em, you have to put in tube afterwards?
How about just plain gutting them? Bad idea?
I was catless (costed $220) sold it locally for $80. Now I want to be catless again, and I would love to have the stock appearance and just modify my stock cat... Any tips?? Sorry to thread jack.
How about just plain gutting them? Bad idea?
I was catless (costed $220) sold it locally for $80. Now I want to be catless again, and I would love to have the stock appearance and just modify my stock cat... Any tips?? Sorry to thread jack.
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Joined: 03-28-08
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Question Bout modifying your cats... When you cut a hole in em, you have to put in tube afterwards?
How about just plain gutting them? Bad idea?
I was catless (costed $220) sold it locally for $80. Now I want to be catless again, and I would love to have the stock appearance and just modify my stock cat... Any tips?? Sorry to thread jack.
How about just plain gutting them? Bad idea?
I was catless (costed $220) sold it locally for $80. Now I want to be catless again, and I would love to have the stock appearance and just modify my stock cat... Any tips?? Sorry to thread jack.
If you gut 100% , you need tubing inside.
Hay, try my DP #2 for $60 , you'll really like it...
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